By: The Listening Put up
Protests erupt in Israel amid the Netanyahu authorities’s push for wide-ranging judicial reform. Furthermore, the Greek wiretapping scandal of its journalists doesn’t obtain sufficient media consideration.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right authorities is taking over Israeli protesters provoked by sweeping modifications within the nation’s judiciary. Including to the cacophony is the protection of channels that vary from Fox-style Channel 14, with its conspiracy theories and pro-government speaking factors, to the opportunistic Channel 13, which is making an attempt to recast itself in help of the protests.
contributors:
Eva Berger – Affiliate Professor of Media Research, COLMAN
Joshua Leifer – Contributing Editor, Jewish Currents
Diana Buttu – Lawyer and political activist
Oren Persico – Author, The Seventh Eye
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Within the geopolitical battle between the US and China, one of many world’s hottest social media websites – TikTok – is taking a beating. And there’s nonetheless no answer in sight. Meenakshi Ravi follows this story.
Greece spy ware scandal:
Greece is going through an ongoing surveillance scandal after a number of journalists’ telephones had been revealed to have been hacked by spy ware utilized by Greece’s intelligence company for surveillance. Whereas a scandal of this magnitude ought to usually entice the eye of the nation’s media, it doesn’t. Producer Phillips Flo reviews on the Greek spy ware scandal and the Greek media’s silence on the affair.
contributors:
Eliza Triantafillou – Investigative Journalist, Inside Story
Thanasis Koukakis – Monetary Editor, CNN Greece
Stefanos Loukopoulos – Co-Founder and Director, Vouliwatch
